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Apec Integration Service is a company based in Wattsburg, PA that specializes in providing integration services for businesses of all sizes. They offer solutions to streamline processes and improve efficiency through their expertise in connecting various systems and technologies. With a focus on seamless integration, Apec Integration Service works closely with clients to understand their unique needs and develop customized solutions to enhance their operations. Their team of professionals is dedicated to delivering reliable and effective integration services to help businesses thrive in today's competitive market. Generated from their business information

Starboard Industrial Electronics is a reputable company based in Conneaut Lake, PA, specializing in providing electronic solutions for industrial applications. With a focus on quality and reliability, the company offers a range of services to support the electronic needs of various industries in the region. Generated from their business information

Since its establishment, Jamestown Iron Works Inc manufactured manhole covers, drainage and outdoor fire place grates. Its work also has included the production of castings and window sills, along with general machine shop work and the production of machine parts. The present owner of Jamestown Iron Works Inc, David Maher, believes that the company may well be the oldest continually family operated industrial firm in Jamestown and Chautauqua County since it's establishment in 1881.Founded by Patrick Maher, the company was turned over to his son, Thomas Maher in 1926 after his death. In 1931, the Mashers began production of thousands of cast iron elevator sills, which were shipped throughout the world, primarily by Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co. and the Art Metal Construction Co. During World War II, production emphasis turned to military needs and the company manufactured parts for machine guns and other weapons as well as radar and other war equipment.In 1950, after the death of Thomas Maher who had worked at the plant for 60 years, the firm added two furnaces for melting bronze, nickel and aluminum for the manufacture of elevator sills, which were installed in many government buildings and hospitals in the U.S. and abroad. In 1958, Richard P. Maher joined the firm with which his father, Edwin and his uncle, John Maher Jr., were associated. A few years later purchases of new machinery enabled the company to extend its machine shop services to customers in Olean, Erie, PA. and other cities throughout western New York and northwestern Pennsylvania.